In this episode, the boys discuss the 1-1 tie versus recently promoted Huesca. The common themes continued to present themselves: a lack of personnel made defending and going forward challenging. Few real chances for either side until 2nd half. 

1. A slow start for Valencia
2. Lack of possession and attack
3. Defensive organization
4. Kang-In Lee substitute

The team prepares for three difficult games versus Real Sociedad, Betis, and Villarreal. 

In this episode, the we discuss the loss away at Celta Vigo. Many of the themes remain: a struggling defense, inexperience at midfield, and fleeting hope in our youth and going forwa

• A rough start and easy goal
• Half-time sub of Kang-In and Guedes
• A great Maxi Gomez goal
• VAR and poor refereeing

In episode #42, the boys discuss the Valencia match versus Levante which resulted in a win. The discuss the very rough start, the team's response, areas of concern, as well as the positives - the attacking, the youth, and the positive response to goals. 

They also discuss Javi Gracia's comments to the media regarding the transfer window. Whether those comments are worse than Marcelino's comments, which saw him fired. 

View Gracia's comments here: https://twitter.com/ValenciacfAR_En/status/1304562093266534401

• Levante Match Recap
• Yunus Moussa, Maxi, Kang-in and more
• Highlights and Lowlights
• Javi Gracia's Comments
• More!

In this episode the boys discuss the growing firestorm that surrounds the actions of Anil Murthy. We also discuss the continuing challenge to sell players and bring in key reinforcements at Center Back, Right Back, and Center Midfield. We also discuss the bright spots in our youth performances and the Gracia's pivot to Kang-In Lee. 

* Anil Murthy's mess
* FC Cartagena friendly recap
* Transfer limbo
* Levante preview

In this episode the boys discuss the departure of Rodrigo Moreno to Leeds United. An initial purchase of the Lim era, Rodrigo helped to secure a Super Copa in 2019 and is now the latest. 

• Rodrigo sold to Leeds United
• Valencia 2-1 Villarreal friendly
• Promising Youngsters: Musa, Racic, and more
• Initial thoughts on Gracia

This episode is dedicated to Dani Parejo. To best pay tribute to our captain, we invite Cerebroné, a writer, contributor, Valencianista, and overall knowledgeable football fan. Cerbone discusses his recent article about Parejo's legacy at Valencia, here: https://breakingthelines.com/tribute/a-tribute-to-dani-parejo-a-valencia-legend-and-a-club-martyr/

We discuss: 

1. The ups and downs of Dani Parejo's career
2. What changed for Parejo?
3. What makes Parejo so special?
4. His legacy amongst the greats of Valencia?

The boys discuss the continued turbulence surrounding the departure of Parejo and Coquelin to Villareal. They also discuss the very controversial and bizarre letter from Anil Murthy to fans, causing even more unrest. Lot's to discuss!

* Anil Murthy's manifesto & armed bodyguard
* Mendes urged Lim to reinstate Alemany
* Parejo is actually gone
* Javi Gracia trains and Gaya stays on

The bat boys discuss the imminent departure of Dani Parejo and Francis Coquelin to Villareal for a paltry 13 million Euros. Tim decides he's ready to pivot to other bat related topics. Sam is intent on sticking with Paella recipes. 

• The departure of Parejo and Coquelin to Villareal
• The peaceful protests against Meriton
• Parallels to the 16-17 transfer window

In this episode, the boys discuss their excitement for the signing of Javi Gracia. We also touch upon the Ferran Torres sale of $25M+.

• Why Javi Gracia is a good bet for Valencia CF
• Gracia's press conference
• Ferran's sale to Manchester City
• Alemany returns

In this episode the boys officially celebrate Hugo Guillamon's 3-year contract. We also discuss the ongoing search for a coach, Ferran Torres (again..), and the budget impacts of COVID and no European football next year.